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ARM 14, 089 (P351429)

Letter, Old Babylonian, Mari · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationARM 14, 089
IDP351429
Museum no.NMSDeZ — ?
CollectionNational Museum of Syria, Der-ez-Zor, Syria
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLetter
Find spotMari (mod. Tell Hariri)
Coordinates34.5504, 40.8887

Transliteration (ATF)

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Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
obverse
1[a]-na# be-li2-ia qi2-bi2-maSpeak to my lord
2um-ma ia-qi2-im-{d}iszkur#Thus Yaqim-Addu
3_ARAD2_-ka-a-ma#your servant
4{lu2-mesz}amx(PI)-na-na-iu sza# i-na sa-ah-ri-i{ki}the Amnanaeans who in Saḫrî
5wa-asz-bu il-li-ku-nim-ma ki-a-am iq-bu-nim#They came and said to me thus:
6um-ma-szu-nu-ma asz-szum _lu2-mesz_ ah-hu-nithus they: “Concerning the men who have come
7sza e-le-nu-um wa-asz-bu it-ta-ak-ru(Sum) The one who sat on the upper throne (Akk) That which was seated above he has accepted
8a-na na-pi2-isz7-ti-ni pa-<<ha>>-al-ha-nu#for our napištinnu-offering
9ni#-isz# _dingir_-lim hu-us-sa3-an-ni-szi-im-mamay the life of the gods be reconciled with her, and
10[li-ib]-ba#-ni# li-nu-uhMay his heart be pacified
11[...] x x a-na x [x]... to ...
12[... um-ma a]-na-ku-ma... thus I:
13[... a?]-sza#-ap-pa-ar-ma... I shall send and
14[...] x-nu...-nu
15[...] ki... place
reverse
1'[...]
2'[... i]-du#-ku... they killed
3'[...]
4'[{lu2-mesz}e2]-kal2-la-ta-i{ki} sza# x [x x] x-bu i-du-ku#The Ekallātaeans who ... killed
5'[_lu2?-mesz?_] sza#? wa-ar-ki be-li2-ia i-il-la-kuThe men who after my lord go
6'[ma]-am#-ma#-an i-na u2-ba-nim u2-ul i-la-ap-pa-atNo one shall be deprived of food on the table.
7'[an-ne2]-tim# a-ta-<<al>>-pa-al-szu-nu-tiI continually sought out these things
8'[u3 asz]-szum# a-wa-tim na-sa-qi2-im ki-a-am aq-bi2?-szu-nu-szi-<im>Furthermore, concerning the wording of the saqīm, I said to them thus:
9'[um-ma a]-na-ku#-ma szum-ma ni-isz _dingir_-lim a-za-ka-ra-ku-nu-szi-imThus I: "If I wish to serve you by the life of a god,
10'[s,i]-ih#-ra-am u3 {munus}s,i-ih-ir-tama ṣiḫarām woman and a siḥirtam woman
11'sza# a-la-ni-ku-nu a-na bad3{ki}-ia-ah-du-lim#of your coming to Dūr-Yaḫdum-lim
12'ki#-im-sa-nim-ma ni-isz _dingir_-lim lu-uh-su-sa-ku-nu-szi-imLet me praise the life of the gods for you,
13'[a]-nu#-um#-ma# t,e4-ma-am ma-la id-bu-<bu>-nim#-maNow, any report that they have given
14'a-na s,e-er be-li2-ia asz2-tap-ra-am#I sent to my lord.
15'an-ni-tam la an-ni-tam be-li2 li-isz-pu-ra-am-maThis is not this, my lord should write me, and
16'sza qa-be2-e be-li2-ia lu-pu-uszI shall do what is said of my lord.
17'ha#-al#-s,u-um sza-limThe ḫalṣûm is well.

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